HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1964-11-12, Page 9Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Burdge
Thurc4, Nov. I2„ 1964,-,Clinton New Reccord• age 9
Two Walton ,Olds
In Queen f Contest
'TWOgiris from 1110. W4104
„dist/iet, Mary Helen, TM- 414444
and 1,44.14 1:470-osi have. been
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e bestselling
beer •
in Canada
Any beer this
popular
you should try!
Carling Black Label Beer brims over
with thirst-drenching flavour! Pour
a tall cool one tonight ... you'll know
why Black Label is the big favourite
with people coast to coat!
say:"MABEL, BLACK LABEL!"
of Snow 94004 At '500)4h
District TWO School,
The clitieen will be creamed
at a dance to be 'held At the
sehOOT. Nov, 27,. and Wpm wf0-4 two ettoo4o4t", will 04o trk
BENMILLER BLANKETS
72"x90"
Crib
75 Only-Reg. Pr. $15.95
12 Only-Reg. Pr. $ 8.95
Sale, .Extended,
To .Novembor 21
BAINTON LT
Blyth, Ontario Phone 523-9373
PRODUCERS OF WOOL AND LEATHER
Celebrate the 70th ANNIVERSARY of their
Establishment with their Annual
Factory Outlet Sale
OF ,
WOOLLEN BLANKETS, WOOLLEN SOCKS,
LEATHER GLOVES, LEATHER COATS
AND JACKETS, SHEEPSKIN RUGS
- SEE OUR EXPANDED SHOWROOM --
Tace advantage of our FACTORY TO YOU PRICES during
the biggest sale of this kind in Western Ontario.
3,500 BLANKETS
Only because we are producers of wool can we offer
these fine quality blankets at such savings
Value Sale Price
Glen Laine SATIN BOUND $18,50
Glen Laine RAINBOW $15.95
Glen Laine COTTAGE $12.95
Glen Laine AUTO RUG .......... - ,$18.00
Glen Laine CRIB 88.00 & $6.00
$10.50
$ 9.50
$ 8.50
$12.00
$5.50 & $4.50
'A Price Leather Glove itt Sale
See our New SUEDE KID GLOVES and popular Grain
and Pigtex Leathers.
Men's Leather Dress Gloves
Lined and unlined in goatskin, capeskin
and pigskin, black, brown, cork, cream
Value $3.00 to $8.00 Sale Price $1.50 to $4.00
Ladies' Leather Dress Gloves
, for the Fashion-wise. Lined and unlined
in kid and capeskin, black, brown, cork,
cream. Value $4.00 to $7.00 .„. Sale Price $2.00 to $3.50
Children's Leather Snow and Ski Mitts
Deerskin, tanned to always stay soft.
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Values $1.50 & $2.50 Sale Price 75c & $1.25
SKI MITTS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
--Mom, Dad, the Kids Deerskin, tanned to always
' stay soft ---Black, brown or cream.
Values $4,00 & $6.00 .,..„,. Sale Price $2.00 & $3.00
8,000 Pr, Leather Work Gloves
IA, PRICE OR LESS!
Cheap by the pair Cheaper by 2 Pairs
Cheapest by the Dozen
Work Gloves
UNLINED - Value $1,35 pr.
Sale Price ........ 1 pr. 65c, 2 pr. $1.25, 1 doz. $7.00
UNLINED - Value $2.25 pi'.
Safe Price 1 pr. $1.10, 2 pr. $2.10, 1 doz. $12.00
ROPER -- Value $2,95 pr.
Sale Price 1 pr. $1.50, 2 pr. $2.95, 1 doz. $16.50
GAUNTLET - Value $3.95 pr.
Sale Price 1 pr. $2.00, 2 pr. ,$3.95, 1 doz. $2'1.00
LINED - Value $2.95 pr,
Sale Price „„ 1 pr. $1.50, 2 pr. $2.95, 1 doz. $16.60
Work Mitts
LINED - Value $3,95 pr.
Sale Price '1 pr. $2,(10,,2 pr. $3.95, 1 doz. $21.00
UNLINED - Value $3.00 pr,
Sale Price 1 pr. $1.50, 2 pr. $2,95, 1 doz. $16,50
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18 Scouters
Active At Auburn
Eighteen local boys are
showing keen interest in the
First Auburn Boy Scout troop
under the leadership of Scout-
master Percy Youngblut.
Meetings have been held
every Tuesday evening and the
boys have been instructed in
scouting and lave been learning
crafts, archery, knot-tying, sig-
milLs, rules of boating and use
of guns.
Patrol leaders, Paul Gross,
Larry Lockhart and Billy Em-
pey were chosen b y the
Scoutmaster and his assistant,
Elliott Lapp, for their interest
in Scouts, leadership ability and
exploration knowledge.
Hold Family Night
At Auburn WI
Family Night was observed
last Friday night by the mem-
bers of the Auburn Women's
Institute and began With a
smorgasbord supper served by
Mrs. George Mrs. Wil-
liam Shraugi-man and Mrs. Arn-
old Craig.
Following the supper, pro-
gressive euchre, lost heir and
crokinolc was played with Bert.
Craig in charge.
Winners at the euchre were:
high Man, Arnold Craig; low
Man, Eddie Haines; high lady,
Mrs. Leonard Archambauit; low
lady, Mrs. Robert Turner,
WHEREVER HEATING
MOBLEIWS D0 EXIST
THIS IS A, CHALIME
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Clinton Branch 140 of the Royal
Canadian Legion
Wishes To Thank Clinton Residents
Who Supported Their Paper Drive in Oct.
The Legion Also Wishes to Announce
Another
WASTE PAPER COLLECTION
EARLY IN APRIL, 1965
And Requests Householders To Begin Now
To Save and Bundle Up Waste Paper
For The Spring Collection.
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W. G. CAMPBELL
Box 659 - Ph. 486
Seaforth, Ont,
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am years old.
I have worked for years.
My income for this period totals
Of this amount I have left
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In a few minutes they'll be out again, with
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MO WES BRADNOCK-coOreSP*ndent Phon9 544-7495
Mr, and. NM. Robert ..r)%
Jiias YiSited last, Wednesday.
with Mr, .and Mrs, George Ger-
Man of Clinton
XiSSSadie•Car.te_Lr. Mrs, EU-
zaboth aid ArS, l'farXY
ICne011101 of GOderieii Visited
lest 'week with Miss .Laura.
,and Mrs. Thomas John-
ston.
Mr. and Mrs. Ten Flick of
Aylmer Visited her aunt, Mrs,
Ed, Davies •and.Mr;DaVieS 1451;
Sunday.
Mr, Keith Arthur of Lagn-
bath was in the village last
Week and brought his mother,
Mrs. Jahn Arthur to the bonne
of, his brother, Harry _Arthur,
Mrs, Arthur and 'family. Mrs.
joint Arthur has been several
weeks with her cta4gbitex, Mrs,
Bab Davis, Mr, Davis and
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mc-
Dougall, Miss. Bernice McDon-
gall and Mr. Allan McDougall
visited wi11i his brother, Mr,
Pmer MoPeggall,. avfm, .NLey
Potigall..end last
Sunday.. -
ass Bernice McDougall and
Gordon- • Grass attended the
StratfOrd- C011ege
Alumni dance held in the
Stratford Coliseum last Satur,
day evening,
Mr,. and MM Nilan Moore of Stratford visited her aunt,
Mrs, Jr 13P.„14PilsOli Clinton
PublicTig 1Piltal. en. Sunday.
Mrys. Earl Allison Of Gotle,
rich visited r'el'atives. in the. vil-
lage last SaturdaY.
Mr. 444 Ws.. Andrew Arm-
strong of Detroit are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. John Houston,
Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Kirk,
connell, Mrs. Sam Dam and.
Mrs. William Stewart visited.
last week with Mrs, Herbert
Goyim, Who is a patient in St.
Joseph's Hospital, .London...
Mr,' and Mrs. Elwin Cart-
wriabt 4f Blyith tare 54gttin.3
with their son, Pege4 Mrs.
Cart right, 'and PeryK,
,TOim .lieMaten, Of .the.' Unit-
verslty of Waterloo spent the
weekend with his PaiMntS, Mr,
andMrs. Ben
Miss Lori 1y14 Brown of
Fort Albert spent the weekend
with her grandparents, Mr,.And
Mrs'. Warner' Andrew And Miss
Lynda.
rs; Ed. .navies end. Mrs,
Wes 13radno* attended the.
convention of the LondOn Area
of .the women's. Taistitutes, at
Sit, Thomas, last week, Mrs,.
Bradmielc was elected •provin-
010 board •director for • sub-
division 22, representing the
WI branches in the districts of
Perth South, Huron South, Ox-
ford North and Huron West.
Mx.and Mrs. Harry Jackson
of Wingliarn visited on Sunday
with 'their daughter, Mrs. Garth
Walden and Mr. Walden,
Miss Margaret R. 'Jackson,'
Mr. and 'vim Wes Baradnock,
Stem} and George, visited at
Bluevale on Sunday With Mr.
and Mrs, James' Johnston and
her mother, Mrs. Catherine
Ddbie.
Mrs Norman. Taylor of Bel-
miantviSitedlast week with her
sister, Mrs, Ed. Davies and Mr.
Davies.
Mr, and Mrs. Walter We-
i-harm of Seaforth spent,Sunday•
With their daughter, Mrs, pet-
er He7lriiiga, Mr. Hellinga, Hank
and Elizabeth.
Mrs. Wilda Clatworthy and
Mrs. Fred Taylor of :Grantan
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Antlitir and Jayne.
1V1lasbar• Douglas Moduli* of
C/Oderieh spent the weekend
with his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Beadle. ,
Mr. and . Mrs. Amos Andrew
and their daughter, .Mrs. Brent
Nelson and Tracie, of Gode-
rich, visited last .week with , Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor.
Peter Marian and family
rn'oved. Goderthh on Mon-
day to their new home on EaSit
Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Duman Phillips
of Lurg'on Beach -visited with
Ms 'Cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert J. Phillips, -Mr, and -Mrs.
Thomas Johnston, Miss Laura
Phillips and ,herr cousin; Mrs.
Charles Straughan, last week.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Ronald Taylor,
Wayne and Paul of Victoria,
B.C. are visiting his parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Bert Taylor and
her sister, Mrs. Garth McClinr-
obey, Mr. McClinchey a n d
family.
Miss Ethel Washington and
Mrs. Amos Andrew visited last
Tharsday evening with Mrs,
Charles Straughan.
AYPA, YPS Meeting
,Sunday At Auburn
The AYPA and 'X.nOx YPS
mot at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. Ford Clark with the pre-
sident, Floyd Smith in charge.
Miss Carole Brown was the pia-
nist, The devotional period
was taken by George Clerk.
The religion Islam: was the to-
pic and this was given by Phil
°lark.
A 'dis'cus'sion period followed
led by Rev. Robert Met/1Y. In
the business period, which fol-
lowed,. piers were made for the
Deanery .dance to be held at,
Auburn on Dcember 28th and
for• the car rally in December.
The next meeting Will be held
at the home of Floyd Smith.
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Trinity Club
Meeting Held
At Bayfield
The Trinity Club met art the
home of Mrs. W. E. Parker on
Tuesday, Nov. 3, with the pre-
sident, Mrs, Walter E. Erick-
son in the -Chair.
The meeting opened with the
members' prayer, followed by a
special prayer for guidance by
Mrs. John Land', followed by a
Psalm read by Mrs. R. R. Fitz-
simons.
The secretary, Mrs.\ 3. B.
Higgins, read the minutes and
the special order of business
dealt with the Club's rranthalr-
party for pre-school children
to be held in December at the
Parish Hall. '
The conveners -for this event
are Mrs. R. Fitzsimons, Mrs,
J. B. Higgins and Mrs, G, Bell-
Chamber. The •tavasurer, Mrs.
W. E. Parker, gave the finan-
dial report and it was approved
to allocate certain sums of
money to the Canadian Save
the Children' Fund, the Chil-
dren's Aid Society in Goderich
and Trinity Church, Bayfield.
Family Dinner
-Honor s :Couple
On Anniversary
and: WS, -Fred' .INPdge
were llonowocl ,O(A0t4 At .4
family dinner at the .thome of
their soh. And Oaughter,t0,1aw,•
Mr, and Mrs. William. )34rdge
of Brucefield, on the •OPPASign
of their fiftieth wedding an
.P1Versary.
They received Many .giffts,
flowers, cards .and telegranIS.
They were married Sea-
forth by the Rev, F. H. 1.404,4),
on .Novernber 1.1111, 1914, Mrs,
an..dge is the former Hannah
iffooKon Qoderaell Township,
Mr. And Mrs, Burdge lived
on a farm south. of Brucefield
UAW. their raroment lin 1,946,
At which .*iie they moved to
i33ruec field..
They are both members Of
the Brucefield 'United Chureh,
Mr. Burdge being tre44.1rOV for
a aumber or years. Mrs. Burdge
Is, one of the fixet members of
the UGW. Mr. Burdge is a
rlemi2er of the ICOF Ledge
and received the 59 •yo4r, jewel
In 1962,
He gikes .Work iii bfs gar-
doh and is also interested in.
vvoredWorit as a hobby.
Mr. and Mrs. Burdge have
two sons, James of Swastika
and William of Brucefield, .and
four ,gratidcnildren,
Youngblut, second 'to Joyce
Leatherland and third, to Marg-
aret and Mary Sanderson and
Betty MOP,
The special prize went 'to
Judy Arthur and Gail Miller.
Games and contests were en-
joyed and lunch was served by
the leader, Mrs. Wes Bradnopk,
assisixl by Miss Margaret R.
Jackson.
Auburn C G I T
Judge Costumes
The Auburn CGIT members
held their Hallowe'en party in
in the Sunday School room of
Knox Presbyterian Church with
19' girls taking pa It. The grand
nilarch was held with judges
being Mrs. Davies, Mrs.
Thomas Haggitt and Miss
Laura Phillips.
First prize was awarded to
.Jane lioren, second to Sheron
Collins and 'third to Diane
Kirkconnell. The comic dress
prize was awarded to Marian
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12000 Pair Wool Work Socks
1st Quality Only - Heavy Weight - Nylon Reinforced
Value $1.25 pr.
tale Price - 1 pr. 63c, 2 pr. $1.21, 1 dot. $7.00
Men's and Ladies'
Leather Coats and Jackets
ChoeSe treat high faShiori lineS or linos tailored for
rugged Wear Priced frOn $16.95 to $79.95
(Prices much below regular Values.)
Glen Laine Sheepskin Rugs
12 shades all ready for Christmas giving. combines the
ruggedness of leather with the beauty and comfort
of wool Value $1.6,09 Only $13.00.-
len Leine d'HAMOIS
PrleeS 'teeth 'No to $.61)